A large collection of public health books and other media available for purchase.

Publications and links from the American Veterinary Medical Association on "Mad Cow Disease", psittacosis, rabies and other human/animal interaction topics.

By and for county public health workers to share and compare reports of their work in their communities. National and International links and downloadable reports. [Flash intensive]

Overview of cultural factors affecting safer health care, efforts to improve patient-provider communication, and lessons from non-medical research disciplines. Contains links to resources to help patients, practitioners, and policymakers improve quality and safety in health care.

A series of microcomputer programs for word processing, data management and epidemiologic analysis, designed for public health professionals.

Documentary video and film productions on a variety of subjects, including aboriginal communities, organizations, government, schools and hospitals.

Electronic publications on Legionella control, Legionnaires' disease, news, free articles, books and reports.

Deals with all the vital issues involved in health education and promotion worldwide.

News feed of current issue.

Provides credible, accurate information to help Americans choose to live healthier lives.

Partners with organizations in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East to disseminate information on health and development. Publications include newsletters, resource lists, training materials and booklets.

Provides healthcare information through doctors' waiting rooms and pharmacies. Services include independent market research and development of patient education materials.

Offers a wide range of resources and teaching tools to help health care professionals lead effective improvement efforts, enhance clinical outcomes, and reduce costs. Contains information on research, online discussion groups, publications, and links to other sites.

Features news releases and other information from the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health; site includes links to current public health news information from a variety of sources.

Medical reference and referral web site; resources include medical statistics, medical malpractice facts, descriptions of medical conditions, and links to additional healthcare sites.

Offers health literacy consulting, writing, health initiatives and campaigns, and presentation to improve communications between health professionals, patients, and families. Emphasizes effective, easy-to-read, culturally appropriate materials.

A manual of naval preventive medicine concerning food sanitation, water sanitation, pest control and other public health concerns. (NAVIVIED P-5010)

Features health news and information, produced by the Medical College of Wisconsin.

Promotes the continuous improvement of quality in healthcare by providing educational and development opportunities for professionals at all management levels and within all healthcare settings. Includes on-line articles from the Journal for Healthcare Quality, position papers, and information on state associations.

Bimonthly publication of the New South Wales Department of Health covering public health topics. Current and back issues are online.

Health safety news covering the chemicals found in consumer products and personal care products; all content posted on this site is commentary or opinion and intended for educational purposes.

Positive Populations is known for its coverage of Correctional and Public Health issues. The website features a fully searchable newsletter archive and forum.

Electronic and printed information for professionals and consumers in healthcare and industry. Databases on pharmacology, toxicology, acute care, patient education, occupational medicine, alternative medicine, chemical & hazardous materials management, environmental safety, and regulatory compliance.

Weekly news digest covering stories on public health issues from around the world. Published by the Center for Health Communication of the Harvard School of Public Health.